Classic Subway Scene from the 1970s, Redux
Being consummate subway nerds, it’s always a treat to see antiquated photos of the transit system. Herewith, another excellent subway scene unearthed by Nonetheless. Pictured here is a young mother grasping her two children while seated inside a graffiti-laden Seventh Avenue IRT (aka 123) train car. Exact date is unknown, but likely sometime in the 1970s.

How about a funny caption…?


![[View down Pitt Street toward Delancey, Williamsburg bridge visible in background / Photo: Michael Levine]](http://cdn01.boweryboogie.com/content/uploads/2013/05/65PittLee-006LR_zps27ecdfc3-210x158.jpg)


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![[View down Pitt Street toward Delancey, Williamsburg bridge visible in background / Photo: Michael Levine]](http://cdn01.boweryboogie.com/content/uploads/2013/05/65PittLee-006LR_zps27ecdfc3-110x70.jpg)



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